to deallocate the memory

[sugankanya86@gmail.com]

Hi all,
there is a code snippet like this

this -PClient = new IPCAMAClient (&tcpProfile, clientPriority) ;

if (!this -PClient -isValid())
{
// The object is invalid, the connection was not
established
delete this -PClient;
this -PClient = NULL;
}
else
{
// The Object is valid
this -Valid = TRUE;
}

in the above case, whether the memory alloted by the new operator is
released perfectly or not?
since there is no delete operator in the else part,is this a memory
leak?

[Sharad]

Re: to deallocate the memory


<sugankanya86@g mail.comwrote in message

Hi all,
there is a code snippet like this
>
this -PClient = new IPCAMAClient (&tcpProfile, clientPriority) ;
>
if (!this -PClient -isValid())
{
// The object is invalid, the connection was not
established
delete this -PClient;
this -PClient = NULL;
}
else
{
// The Object is valid
this -Valid = TRUE;
}
>
in the above case, whether the memory alloted by the new operator is
released perfectly or not?
since there is no delete operator in the else part,is this a memory
leak?

Is this the complete code? Perhaps not. Post the complete minimal code.